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More Backpacks Unite to help needy area schoolkids

More help is coming for some area schoolkids. Food City and the United Way of Southwest Virginia announced they’re teaming up to expand the Backpacks Unite program.

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Troubles in Greece ripple through Va. retirement funds

The Virginia Retirement System's return on its investments lagged in the fiscal year that ended June 30. Hopes of reaching the 7 percent mark faded in June when the stock market swooned in response to Greece's financial mess.

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UPDATE: Man arrested after police chase

The Wise County Sheriff's Office tells News 5 Jeremy Michael Boggs was arrested in Big Stone Gap Monday afternoon.

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Abingdon tree falls in garage

An Abingdon man was in for a surprise Monday evening while he was watching News Five WCYB at 6.

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Straight-line winds at 6pm in Castlewood, Russell County

News 5 WCYB's Logan Nester reported on straight-line winds hitting Castlewood, Russell County, at 6pm. StormTrack 5 meteorologists are alerting you to severe weather danger all night. Please keep sending your weather pictures to wea...@wcyb.com.

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Man loses dog due to animal cruelty charges

A Bristol, Virginia man accused of killing his cat with a baseball bat found himself back in court today.

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Happy ending for abandoned dog Watkins

A neglected dog in Buchanan County, whose story has reached thousands, is finally getting his happy ending.

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Highway 19 in Russell County open after crash, fuel spill

A crash late Wednesday just before midnight ended with a fuel spill and forced emergency crews to close the road.

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Deadly crash that ended in creek under investigation

The cause of a deadly crash in Scott County is under investigation. The ran off the right the road, went over an embankment, and overturned into a creek.

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Southern heritage group gathers for convention in Va.

A Southern heritage group that is fighting to keep the Confederate battle flag on Virginia license plates is holding its annual convention in the former capital of the Confederacy.

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Possible bankruptcy filing for Alpha

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Alpha Natural Resources is in talks to obtain financing for a potential bankruptcy filing early next month to restructure its debt.

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Virginia Highlands Festival preview party

One of the events Abingdon is best known for, and a big economic boom for the town, is about to get underway.

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Drone will help deliver supplies to this week's RAM event

A Remote Area Medical event starts Friday in Wise County and for the first time, there will be a drone delivering medical supplies to it.

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Wise Co. wants drone industry to take off, grow economy

Drones could be the key to economic and job growth in southwest Virginia.

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Doctors, dentists, drone: Wise RAM clinic has it all

Doctors, nurses and dentists are at the Wise County fairgrounds for the Remote Area Medical clinic, but there is a twist. Some of the medical supplies will be delivered by drone.

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Remote Area Medical event at Wise Co. Fairgrounds, Friday-Sunday

A Remote Area Medical event will be taking place at the Wise County Fairgrounds from Friday through Sunday. RAM will be providing free healthcare and dental care over the weekend.

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Free bus service Friday and Saturday in Marion

It's customer appreciation weekend for public transportation in Marion. District Three will be offering free rides on Friday and Saturday.

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Highway 19 in Russell County open after crash, fuel spill

A crash late Wednesday just before midnight ended with a fuel spill and forced emergency crews to close the road.

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Deadly crash that ended in creek under investigation

The cause of a deadly crash in Scott County is under investigation. The ran off the right the road, went over an embankment, and overturned into a creek.

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Southern heritage group gathers for convention in Va.

A Southern heritage group that is fighting to keep the Confederate battle flag on Virginia license plates is holding its annual convention in the former capital of the Confederacy.

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One of the events Abingdon is best known for, and a big economic boom for the town, is about to get underway.

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Rebecca Pepin gets dunked

WCYB's Rebecca Pepin gets dunked at Border Bash on State Street to raise money for the Junior League of Bristol TN/VA.

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Only Bristol VA brewery opens

The former Piedmont Avenue bus station is now full of stainless steel tanks. Owner Ken Monyak says those tanks will brew up a new experience for customers every time they come through the door.

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Water is back on for tenants living in mobile home park

After more than a week of living without water, it is finally turned back on for tenants living in a mobile home park in Abingdon. The tenants finally have representation, which played a big role in getting their water turned back on.

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Drones deliver medicine and supplies to Wise RAM clinic

New technology brought an extra element to the RAM clinic at the Wise Fairgrounds, but the implications for the future of healthcare go beyond the event. Drones are expected to change the way healthcare reaches its patients.

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Haven't heard the last of the Song of the Mountains

Song of the Mountains will go on. The Lincoln Theatre board of directors announced a reorganization process for the concert series.

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Va. gov. rejects calls for Planned Parenthood investigation

Gov. Terry McAuliffe is rejecting calls from Virginia House Republican leaders for an investigation into how Planned Parenthood clinics handle fetal organs.

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Indian company to open its first Virginia plant, bring 80 jobs

An Indian company is establishing its first Virginia manufacturing plant. Dhiyo House Inc. will invest $6.1 million in Wise County, creating 80 jobs. The company is a specialty supplier of belting for the conveyor and power transmission industries.

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Octagon House open window tours

People from all around the area got a close look at one of the region's most historic attractions Saturday.

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More college enrollment exected in Virginia

Universities and colleges in Virginia expect enrollment to increase by more than 7 percent in 2021. Institutions also expect to award almost 7 percent associate and bachelor's degrees in 2021.

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20k show for authentic artwork and crafts at Hungry Mother

The longest running festival in a Virginia State Park celebrated its 42nd year this weekend. Today was the final day of the Hungry Mother Festival in Marion.

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Octagon House open window tours

People from all around the area got a close look at one of the region's most historic attractions Saturday.

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Rebecca Pepin gets dunked

WCYB's Rebecca Pepin gets dunked at Border Bash on State Street to raise money for the Junior League of Bristol TN/VA.

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Only Bristol VA brewery opens

The former Piedmont Avenue bus station is now full of stainless steel tanks. Owner Ken Monyak says those tanks will brew up a new experience for customers every time they come through the door.

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Water is back on for tenants living in mobile home park

After more than a week of living without water, it is finally turned back on for tenants living in a mobile home park in Abingdon. The tenants finally have representation, which played a big role in getting their water turned back on.

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Drones deliver medicine and supplies to Wise RAM clinic

New technology brought an extra element to the RAM clinic at the Wise Fairgrounds, but the implications for the future of healthcare go beyond the event. Drones are expected to change the way healthcare reaches its patients.

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Former BVU CEO to plead guilty in federal court

Former BVU CEO Wes Rosenbalm is scheduled for a 1:30pm appearance in federal court in Abingdon. Right now, that calendar entry is listed as a “John Doe.”

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Bankrupt Patriot Coal asks judge to change retiree benefits

Patriot Coal wants a bankruptcy judge's permission to reject the company's collective bargaining agreement with union miners and change retirees' health care benefits.

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SC contractor arrives for sentencing in BVU corruption case

A former South Carolina contractor has arrived at federal court in Abingdon to be sentenced in the BVU scandal. In April, he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud, mail fraud, tax fraud, money laundering, and submitting false invoices.

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The Falls progresses toward fall opening

City leaders say a major development in Bristol, Virginia is on schedule to open in the Fall.  And now they've released a new video of the up-and-coming shopping area.

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Help fill an ambulance with school supplies for needy kids

A local ambulance service is asking for school supplies like pencils, paper, and notebooks, along with binders and crayons, by the start of school. It wants to fill an ambulance.

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Republicans blast Va. governor's parole commission

Republican lawmakers blasted Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe's establishment of a commission to study potential criminal justice reforms and whether Virginia's parole abolition in the 1990s has been good for the state.

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Virginia's wine industry growing rapidly.

Vincent's Vineyard in Lebanon grows their own grapes, so droughts in California won't affect their output.

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Thursday's `Jane Doe' in court unrelated to Rosenbalm-BVU case

The ‘Jane Doe’ on the docket to appear in federal court in Abingdon, Thursday morning, is not related to the case of former BVU CEO Wes Rosenbalm.

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Fairview museum ready for grand opening

Museum-goers can experience what life was like for nineteenth century Southwest Virginia families.

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Should Fields-Penn House be saved?

A historic building in Abingdon may have to be torn down if the town cannot come up with the money to fix it.

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Bristol VA road "impassable" after rain

The rains have taken out a section of road in Bristol, Virginia.

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New details following Rosenbalm’s guilty plea

Federal court documents chronicle a pattern of favor-seeking behavior that compelled companies to pay for gifts and parties that benefited former BVU CEO Wes Rosenbalm, BVU employees and their families, as well as a yet-to-be-named ‘Co-conspirator #1’ who may be on Thursday's court docket.

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Retirees planning next step after being told they'll lose healthcare

Retirees from Consol Energy who were told they’re going to lose their company health insurance benefits met in a standing-room-only session to discuss their options.

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Warning for job seekers about `re-shipping fraud'

Looking for work? The Better Business Bureau is warning people to watch out for “re-shipping fraud,” which they say is quickly becoming a popular scam.

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Former Va. gov. McDonnell appeals corruption conviction again

Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell is asking that the entire 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reconsider his corruption convictions.

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Wolf Run Rd getting repairs

A Bristol, Virginia, road was impassable yesterday after heavy rains came through.
News Five's Emily Carrier followed up with an affected family and the Virginia Department of Transportation on Thursday.

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Abingdon sends off All-Star Little League Team

The Abingdon 11-12 All-Star Team is headed to compete in the state tournament after winning the District 1 title. Some of their biggest fans sent them a congratulatory good-bye from the streets on Thursday.

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Thursday's `Jane Doe' in court unrelated to Rosenbalm-BVU case

The ‘Jane Doe’ on the docket to appear in federal court in Abingdon, Thursday morning, is not related to the case of former BVU CEO Wes Rosenbalm.

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Fairview museum ready for grand opening

Museum-goers can experience what life was like for nineteenth century Southwest Virginia families.

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Should Fields-Penn House be saved?

A historic building in Abingdon may have to be torn down if the town cannot come up with the money to fix it.

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Bristol VA road "impassable" after rain

The rains have taken out a section of road in Bristol, Virginia.

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Getting rid of that stump without heavy costs

Cost effective tips for that unsightly stump.

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15 day boil water order finally over

Boiling water or using bottled water isn’t necessary in Dungannon anymore, for the first time in more than two weeks.

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Bristol VA man published in popular book series

A Bristol, Virginia man is published in a popular book series this week about a life-changing trip he took 15 years ago.

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Scott County Fair back through Saturday

The Scott County Fair is back for the second year in a row, after a 25-year hiatus. Organizers say bigger acts and more events are attracting more people this year.

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Son carries on mom's legacy at Creeper Trail Ride to End Cancer

Five years ago, doctors diagnosed Penny Garrett with a rare form of cancer. But before she died, she started an annual event called the Creeper Trail Ride to End Cancer.

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Former Va. gov. McDonnell appeals corruption conviction again

Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell is asking that the entire 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reconsider his corruption convictions.

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Wolf Run Road getting repairs

A Bristol, Virginia, road was impassable Wednesday after heavy rains came through. News 5 WCYB's Emily Carrier followed up with an affected family and the Virginia Department of Transportation on Thursday.

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Deadly crash undiscovered for hours

A man was killed in an overnight crash in Russell County that wasn’t discovered until daylight.

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Mine accident victim doing well after surgery

The man recovering from an accident while working at a mine, Monday morning, had a successful surgery and is doing well. Authorities identified him as a 44-year-old man from Big Stone Gap.

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14-year-old world champion golfer hails from Abingdon

A local teen can't drive a car quite yet, but he sure can drive a golf ball.
News 5's Emily Carrier learned a few tips from Abingdon's own Connor Creasy who just racked up a national championship in North Carolina.

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Bristol VA man published in popular book series

A Bristol, Virginia man is published in a popular book series this week about a life-changing trip he took 15 years ago.

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Mine accident victim is 44, from Big Stone Gap

A man is recovering after he was involved in an accident while working at a mine, Monday morning. He is 44 years old and from Big Stone Gap, and had to be airlifted to Louisville.

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Fire numbers climbing in Russell County

Over the weekend fire destroyed a Cedar Bluff home in Russell County. It is the 22nd structure destroyed by fire in the county in the last nine months.

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7-year-old Texas girl killed in crash in Smyth County

A 7-year-old Texas child is dead after a crash in Smyth County on Sunday.

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1 in after 2 out on BVU board of directors

As the embattled BVU struggles with an ongoing federal investigation into corruption, it is also enduring changes in its governing body.

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E&H arts building construction almost complete, radio station to move in

About 24 million dollars later, a local college is almost ready to open the doors of its brand new center for the arts. News 5's Emily Carrier found out a rare, energy-saving radio station will soon make its home in the new facility.

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BVU board member, former chair Esposito resigns

A board member of BVU has resigned. The utility confirmed to News 5 WCYB Faith Esposito turned in her resignation.

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Victim in deadly crash that wasn't discovered for hours identified

The man killed in an overnight crash in Russell County that wasn’t discovered until daylight has been identified as Jason W. McCarty, 40, of Kingsport.

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Mine accident victim doing well after surgery

The man recovering from an accident while working at a mine, Monday morning, had a successful surgery and is doing well. Authorities identified him as a 44-year-old man from Big Stone Gap.

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14-year-old world champion golfer hails from Abingdon

A local teen can't drive a car quite yet, but he sure can drive a golf ball.
News 5's Emily Carrier learned a few tips from Abingdon's own Connor Creasy who just racked up a national championship in North Carolina.

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Bristol VA man published in popular book series

A Bristol, Virginia man is published in a popular book series this week about a life-changing trip he took 15 years ago.

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VSP investigating deadly crash in Russell County

VSP tells News 5 it happened around 11:30pm Wednesday on Tower Road in Lebanon.

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Ball Corp. closing Bristol, Va., plant; 230 to lose jobs

Ball Corporation has announced it’s going to cease production and close its beverage packaging end-making plant in Bristol, Virginia. News 5 WCYB's Emily Carrier reported seeing some employees leaving the property in tears.

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Coeburn woman celebrates 101st birthday

A Coeburn woman is celebrating her 101st birthday.

Inous Powers stays at Heritage Home Nursing Home and the Pace Program in Big Stone Gap, where she's known for her love of lollipops.

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'Create Your Own Adventure' at Virginia Highlands Festival

The 67th annual Virginia Highlands Festival kicks off on Friday. Organizers are getting word out that there's going to be something for everyone.

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$70,000 to help local United Way volunteer center

It’s up and running in 13 Southwest Virginia counties and two cities, and it just got $70,000 from the state to help it continue.

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E&H arts building construction almost complete, radio station to move in

About 24 million dollars later, a local college is almost ready to open the doors of its brand new center for the arts. News 5's Emily Carrier found out a rare, energy-saving radio station will soon make its home in the new facility.

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The 67th annual Virginia Highlands Festival kicks off on Friday. Organizers are getting word out that there's going to be something for everyone.

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Two free meals for Bristol, VA school kids

Starting this year, kids in most of the Bristol, Virginia schools will eat two meals free.

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Bristol leaders say there's no changing Ball Corp. departure

In light of the news that one of Bristol, Virginia's manufacturing plantsis closing, city leadership said there was nothing they could do.

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Yellow jackets invade Saltville woman's home

A Saltville woman claimed that her house has been infested with yellow jackets for more than a month.

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Some mental health patients in Virginia struggle to find transportation home from treatment

Once patients are transported, there is then a problem on getting some of them back home.

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Joy Global lays off 55 people in Duffield

Joy Global announced they are laying off 55 employees of Joy Mining Machinery in Duffield, Virginia.

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Tractor trailer overturns, slows traffic on I-81

Traffic is down to one lane on Interstate 81 southbound in Washington County, Virginia.

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National concussion expert leads seminar in Marion

Bobble head dolls. That's what the leading expert on concussions compared children's heads to at an athletic seminar in our area. Dr. Robert Cantu spoke to about 160 coaches, athletic trainers, parents, and medical professionals at his seminar in Marion.

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67th annual Virginia Highlands Festival underway

The 67th annual Virginia highlands festival is underway in Abingdon.

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Alpha Natural Resources could file for bankruptcy

According to the Bloomberg Report, Alpha natural resources is planning to file for bankruptcy as soon as Monday.

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Boy Scouts host "Battle of the Badges" blood drive competition

Police, firefighters, and EMS went head-to-head Thursday to see which department can donate the most blood.

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Federal judge rules Virginia can remove Confederate flag from tags

On Friday in Danville, federal district court Judge Jackson Kiser ruled he will dissolve his injunction from 2001 that allowed the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) to place the confederate battle flag on certain specialty license plates in Virginia. 

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Virginia Highlands Festival kicks off Friday

The 67th annual Virginia Highlands Festival kicks off on Friday. Organizers are getting word out that there's going to be something for everyone.

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Pound man arrested after robbery foiled

Police in Pound, Virginia have arrested a man for attempting to rob a pharmacy.

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Stamper's say 'I Do' again at Hungry Mother State Park

"Seeing her come down the aisle to me and seeing how happy she is, that's going to be one of my most precious memories," Jeremy Stamper said.

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Families celebrate the end of summer with a 'Day in the Park'

Before kids go back to school, they enjoyed the last little bit of summer!

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School supplies collected for Glade Spring Life Saving Crew

Backpacks belonging to kids in Washington County will be a little heavier when school starts up again.

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Tractor trailer overturns, slows traffic on I-81

Traffic is down to one lane on Interstate 81 southbound in Washington County, Virginia.

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National concussion expert leads seminar in Marion

Bobble head dolls. That's what the leading expert on concussions compared children's heads to at an athletic seminar in our area. Dr. Robert Cantu spoke to about 160 coaches, athletic trainers, parents, and medical professionals at his seminar in Marion.

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67th annual Virginia Highlands Festival underway

The 67th annual Virginia highlands festival is underway in Abingdon.

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Alpha Natural Resources files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection

Alpha Natural Resources, Inc. and some of its wholly-owned subsidiaries have filed voluntary petitions with the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Virginia in Richmond to reorganize under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.

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100-gallons of paint clean-up in Russell County creek

Russell County Emergency Management is working to clean up more than 100 gallons of paint spilled into a creek.

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Pound man arrested after robbery foiled

Police in Pound, Virginia have arrested a man for attempting to rob a pharmacy.

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Stamper's say 'I Do' again at Hungry Mother State Park

"Seeing her come down the aisle to me and seeing how happy she is, that's going to be one of my most precious memories," Jeremy Stamper said.

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Families celebrate the end of summer with a 'Day in the Park'

Before kids go back to school, they enjoyed the last little bit of summer!

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School supplies collected for Glade Spring Life Saving Crew

Backpacks belonging to kids in Washington County will be a little heavier when school starts up again.

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Tractor trailer overturns, slows traffic on I-81

Traffic is down to one lane on Interstate 81 southbound in Washington County, Virginia.

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Second chance: graduates of drug court celebrate

For Jeri Short, the program has changed her life around.  When she was in her thirties, she began abusing drugs, and lost almost everything.

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Coal industry taking toll on southwest Virginia counties

Alpha Natural Resources becomes the fourth big coal company to file bankruptcy to restructure debts. This comes after the company's leader says several factors have created a period of distress for coal companies.

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Bristol Mall going up for auction

Attention, shoppers! Want to own your own mall? This could be your chance. The Bristol Mall is going on the auction block.

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Damascus wins first game in Senior League World Series

It was a big win for the ladies of the Damascus Senior League softball team over the weekend.

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BVU contractor Edwards can’t stretch restitution to 2033

Monday, a federal judge denied a request submitted by BVU contractor James Todd Edwards for a payment schedule to pay restitution in the amount of $460,053.

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Alpha Natural Resources files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection

Alpha Natural Resources, Inc. and some of its wholly-owned subsidiaries have filed voluntary petitions with the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Virginia in Richmond to reorganize under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.

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100-gallons of paint clean-up in Russell County creek

Russell County Emergency Management is working to clean up more than 100 gallons of paint spilled into a creek.

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Life In Prison For Scott County Murder

A woman who admitted to her role in a Scott County murder learned her fate today.

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New charges in death of local DJ

The Commonwealth of Virginia charged Jeremiah Allison with aggravated involuntary manslaughter, after a toxicology report revealed he was driving under the influence of drugs.

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Mother Pleaded Guilty To Hiring Hitman To Kill Son

The woman accused of hiring a hit man to kill her son has pleaded guilty.

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1 year to go to build factory, hire 100 workers

Furniture-maker New Ridge is on a deadline. The company got a large grant to start a factory in Smyth County’s old Masco building and hire more than 100 people within three years. That was two years ago.

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Soaring to new heights at the Virginia Highlands Festival

The Virginia Highlands Festival is in full swing and one of the featured events is a biplane ride, which will only be available through Wednesday.

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Second chance: graduates of drug court celebrate

For Jeri Short, the program has changed her life around.  When she was in her thirties, she began abusing drugs, and lost almost everything.

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Coal industry taking toll on southwest Virginia counties

Alpha Natural Resources becomes the fourth big coal company to file bankruptcy to restructure debts. This comes after the company's leader says several factors have created a period of distress for coal companies.

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Damascus loses for first time in Senior League World Series

The Senior League softball team from Damascus was back in action, Wednesday, at the World Series in Delaware. It was a battle of unbeatens.

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Cumberplunge, wild water returning to Bristol

It’s almost time to slip and slide on the street again! The Cumberplunge will be back on Cumberland Street in Bristol, Virginia, in about three weeks.

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Dept. of Forensic Science reveals how long it takes to process toxicology report

News 5 looked at why it can take prosecutors up to a year to get a toxicology report back.

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First look inside Dickenson County's Ridgeview High School

A new high school is about to open in Dickenson County, and we’re getting our first look inside.

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Life In Prison For Scott County Murder

A woman who admitted to her role in a Scott County murder learned her fate today.

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New charges in death of local DJ

The Commonwealth of Virginia charged Jeremiah Allison with aggravated involuntary manslaughter, after a toxicology report revealed he was driving under the influence of drugs.

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Mother Pleaded Guilty To Hiring Hitman To Kill Son

The woman accused of hiring a hit man to kill her son has pleaded guilty.

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Virginia revokes license plates featuring Confederate flag

Virginia has revoked specialty license plates featuring a Confederate battle flag after a federal judge dissolved an injunction allowing the image.

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Damascus eliminated from Senior league World Series

The Senior League softball team from Damascus lost to Michigan on Thursday 2-1. The loss eliminated Damascus from the championship hunt.

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Hawkins County boy doing well after amputation to get rid of cancer

A Hawkins County boy who has been fighting cancer had part of his right leg removed. His grandfather told News 5 WCYB he got through the surgery just fine, was in great spirits, and is scheduled to begin walking on a temporary prosthetic leg.

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Abingdon's Historic Preservation Board keeps strict standards

An Abingdon man changed the look of his historic home. But he missed a step along the way that prompted a violation, forcing him to either fix his home or file an appeal.

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Benefit Concert For Madison King This Sunday

The community is coming together to raise money for a four year old from Bristol.

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Power still out in parts of Russell County after Wednesday's storm

We have a look at some more of the damage from Wednesday night’s storm that rolled through our area. Power is expected to be restored by 5pm Thursday.

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Cumberplunge, wild water returning to Bristol

It’s almost time to slip and slide on the street again! The Cumberplunge will be back on Cumberland Street in Bristol, Virginia, in about three weeks.

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Doors Open At Ridgeview High School

The doors at Ridgeview High School are now open.

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Doors Open At Ridgeview High School

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Virginia revokes license plates featuring Confederate flag

Virginia has revoked specialty license plates featuring a Confederate battle flag after a federal judge dissolved an injunction allowing the image.

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Damascus eliminated from Senior league World Series

The Senior League softball team from Damascus lost to Michigan on Thursday 2-1. The loss eliminated Damascus from the championship hunt.

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Hawkins County boy doing well after amputation to get rid of cancer

A Hawkins County boy who has been fighting cancer had part of his right leg removed. His grandfather told News 5 WCYB he got through the surgery just fine, was in great spirits, and is scheduled to begin walking on a temporary prosthetic leg.

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Abingdon's Historic Preservation Board keeps strict standards

An Abingdon man changed the look of his historic home. But he missed a step along the way that prompted a violation, forcing him to either fix his home or file an appeal.

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Benefit Concert For Madison King This Sunday

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IDA of Lee County hosting job fair

The IDA of Lee County and the Virginia Employment Commission will be hosting a job fair at the Pennington Gap Community Center Tuesday at 10:00am.

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Doors Open At Ridgeview High School

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Doors Open At Ridgeview High School

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Virginia revokes license plates featuring Confederate flag

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Damascus eliminated from Senior league World Series

The Senior League softball team from Damascus lost to Michigan on Thursday 2-1. The loss eliminated Damascus from the championship hunt.

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Hawkins County boy doing well after amputation to get rid of cancer

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Abingdon's Historic Preservation Board keeps strict standards

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School testing, SAT

Virginia students gain on Standards of Learning tests

Virginia students scored higher on the state’s Standards of Learning tests in 2014-2015. Statewide, students posted five-point overall gains in reading and mathematics, while achievement increased by two points each in writing, science and history.

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Ex-Gov. McDonnell to appeal to US Supreme Court

A lawyer says former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell will appeal his public corruption convictions to the U.S. Supreme Court.

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Mountain Empire Community College Goes Off-Campus

Mountain Empire Community College is encouraging prospective students to get on the bus!

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UPDATE: Escaped inmate caught in Washington County, Va

An inmate who escaped this morning from the Abingdon Facility of the Southwest Virginia Regional Jail is found and captured in Washington County, Va Monday night.

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New program helps area students earn associate degrees

Two local colleges are teaming up to make it easier for students to earn an associate degree.

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Virginia State Police

Two-car collision leaves one dead In Dickenson County

A woman is dead after a two-car collision in Dickenson County on Route 83 August 6th.

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IDA of Lee County hosting job fair

The IDA of Lee County and the Virginia Employment Commission will be hosting a job fair at the Pennington Gap Community Center Tuesday at 10:00am.

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Action on proposed Va. voter registration changes postponed

A Virginia elections official says a proposed revision of the state's voter registration form needs more work.

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'In God We Trust' on Lee County Sheriff Cars Causing Controversy

You see the saying on our dollar bills and on the side of courthouses. Now, you’ll also see the phrase, “In God We Trust,” on the back of Lee County sheriff cars.

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'In God We Trust' on Lee County Sheriff Cars Causing Controversy

You see the saying on our dollar bills and on the side of courthouses. Now, you’ll also see the phrase, “In God We Trust,” on the back of Lee County sheriff cars.

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BVU's CFO `is innocent of any of the allegations being made'

BVU’s chief financial officer has retained a law firm to represent her in the ongoing investigation of the utility.

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Jail officials tell how Mitch Warner escaped on Monday

The inmate who spent more than ten hours free on Monday escaped from the Abingdon Facility of the Southwest Virginia Regional Jail by kicking out part of a concrete wall.

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School testing, SAT

Virginia students gain on Standards of Learning tests

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Ex-Gov. McDonnell to appeal to US Supreme Court

A lawyer says former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell will appeal his public corruption convictions to the U.S. Supreme Court.

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Former Virginia governor asks to remain free during appeal

Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell has asked a federal appeals court to allow him to remain free while he appeals his public corruption convictions to the U.S. Supreme Court.

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Washington County emergency management in search of medical doctor

The Department of Emergency Management in Washington County, Virginia currently does not have an EMS medical doctor.  The doctor oversees a computer software program which allows dispatch to dispense advice to callers.

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New Cabela’s at The Falls to open October 1

Opening day for the Cabela’s at the new Falls shopping center will be October 1. The chain plans a unique ribbon-cutting ceremony. The ribbon will be cut by an arrow, shot from a bow, by a local Cabela’s employee.

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VOTING

Action on proposed Va. voter registration changes postponed

A Virginia elections official says a proposed revision of the state's voter registration form needs more work.

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'In God We Trust' on Lee County Sheriff Cars Causing Controversy

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'In God We Trust' on Lee County Sheriff Cars Causing Controversy

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BVU's CFO `is innocent of any of the allegations being made'

BVU’s chief financial officer has retained a law firm to represent her in the ongoing investigation of the utility.

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2 killed in head-on Route 19 crash

Two people have been killed in an early morning head-on collision. Now, police are asking for reports from people who may have seen what happened.

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911 callers think deadly crash could have been prevented

911 callers think deadly crash could have been prevented

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Dozens of arrests in 'Operation Perfect Storm 458'

Dozens of fugitives are off the streets after the Norton Police Department conducted an extensive drug round-up called “Operation Perfect Storm 458.”

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Only 1 more week of lane restrictions in Exit 7 construction zone

It’ll soon be easier to drive through the Exit 7 construction zone. The Virginia Department of Transportation announced it’s going to lift most lane restrictions to improve traffic flow by race weekend.

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Former Virginia governor asks to remain free during appeal

Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell has asked a federal appeals court to allow him to remain free while he appeals his public corruption convictions to the U.S. Supreme Court.

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Washington County emergency management in search of medical doctor

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New Cabela’s at The Falls to open October 1

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Couple overcomes obstacles, wins big in the end

Two out of every three Americans are considered to be overweight or obese.  

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UVA

U.Va. reports cyberattack on ID systems, feds investigating

The University of Virginia says it has been the target of a cyberattack originating in China.

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Local Deputies Round Up Dozens of People on Drug Charges

The Lee County Sheriff’s office began an extensive round-up of drug dealers in the area this morning.

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Local Deputies Round Up Dozens of People on Drug Charges

The Lee County Sheriff’s office began an extensive round-up of drug dealers in the area this morning.

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2 killed in head-on Route 19 crash

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911 callers think deadly crash could have been prevented

911 callers think deadly crash could have been prevented

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Dozens of arrests in 'Operation Perfect Storm 458'

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Southwest Virginia high school football team schedules

High school football season is starting up again. Find your favorite Southwest Virginia team, and click the name for its schedule.

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Search for armed robber who struck restaurant

Police are asking for your help as they search for the armed robber who struck a local restaurant as a worker was getting ready to open up.

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Man arrested after 3 hour manhunt near Abingdon

A man suspected of driving a stolen vehicle is in custody in Abingdon after a three-hour manhunt. Washington County Sheriff's deputies arrested Devante Jamal Williams Sunday a little before 2 p.m.

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Couple overcomes obstacles, wins big in the end

Two out of every three Americans are considered to be overweight or obese.  

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U.Va. reports cyberattack on ID systems, feds investigating

The University of Virginia says it has been the target of a cyberattack originating in China.

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Local Deputies Round Up Dozens of People on Drug Charges

The Lee County Sheriff’s office began an extensive round-up of drug dealers in the area this morning.

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Local Deputies Round Up Dozens of People on Drug Charges

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"WIN" calls for change in SWVA

The Washington County Independent Neighbors, or "WIN," is a nonpartisan, unaffiliated group that gathered Monday night saying they're not satisfied with their current Board of Supervisors.

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Bristol Mall auction coming up

Your chance to own the Bristol Mall is coming up soon. The auction will be held Tuesday.

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Guardrail advocate looking for federal recall

A Bristol businessman is trying to convince the federal government to make a change he says will save lives.

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Southwest Virginia high school football team schedules

High school football season is starting up again. Find your favorite Southwest Virginia team, and click the name for its schedule.

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Details released on Buchanan County murder-suicide

Sunday’s shooting in the Russell Prater area of Buchanan County was a murder-suicide. The Sheriff’s Office identified the two people involved as a husband and wife.

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U.Va. computer network back online after cyberattack

The University of Virginia says its computer network is back online after being shut down for two days due to a cyberattack.

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Ex-Virginia gov. renews plea to remain free during appeal

Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell has made a final plea to a federal court to let him remain free while he appeals his public corruption convictions to the U.S. Supreme Court.

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Deputies investigating shooting in Glade Spring

A shooting happened at a gas station off of exit 29 in Glade Spring, Virginia.

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Bristol Mall sold for $2 million

The Bristol Mall was sold for $2 million on the steps of the Bristol, Virginia, Courthouse, Tuesday afternoon.

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Dickenson County Parents Upset With School Bus System

Dickenson County Parents Upset With School Bus System

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GOP warns McAuliffe against reappointing judge

Virginia Republicans are warning Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe not to reappoint his pick to the Virginia Supreme Court next month when her initial appointment expires.

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Virginia Lottery profits top half a billion dollars

The Virginia Lottery says that for just the second time in its history, its profits topped half a billion dollars in a fiscal year.  Now, it’s turning that money over to Virginia’s K-12 public schools.

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"WIN" calls for change in SWVA

The Washington County Independent Neighbors, or "WIN," is a nonpartisan, unaffiliated group that gathered Monday night saying they're not satisfied with their current Board of Supervisors.

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Bristol Mall auction coming up

Your chance to own the Bristol Mall is coming up soon. The auction will be held Tuesday.

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No charges after gas station shooting

An overnight incident at a gas station ended with one person shot. The victim apparently confronted the shooter in the parking lot and began punching the shooter while the shooter was sitting in his truck.

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No charges after gas station shooting

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Date set for ex-first lady of Virginia's appeal

A date has been set for when prosecutors and lawyers for former Virginia first lady Maureen McDonnell will argue over whether her corruption convictions should be reversed.

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Bristol Mall sold for $2 million

The Bristol Mall was sold for $2 million on the steps of the Bristol, Virginia, Courthouse, Tuesday afternoon.

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Dickenson County Parents Upset With School Bus System

Dickenson County Parents Upset With School Bus System

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GOP warns McAuliffe against reappointing judge

Virginia Republicans are warning Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe not to reappoint his pick to the Virginia Supreme Court next month when her initial appointment expires.

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Virginia Lottery profits top half a billion dollars

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Community provides input on health concerns

Mountain States Health Alliance and Wellmont Health System are asking for the community's help in solving the region’s most challenging health issues.

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As options run out, ex-Virginia gov. turns to Supreme Court

His legal options running out, former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell on Thursday turned to the U.S. Supreme Court, asking that he be allowed to stay out of prison while he makes his final appeal on public corruption convictions.

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Naturalized U.S. citizen can now vote for husband

The U.S. gained 13 new citizens Thursday following a Naturalization Ceremony in Abingdon. News 5's Emily Carrier met one new citizen who says she's excited to vote in her first U.S. election, for a special person.

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Judge: UVa murder defendant must wear jail clothing for now

A man charged with abducting and killing a University of Virginia student won't be allowed to wear personal clothing in court until his trial.

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I-81 SB traffic moving again after crash, 7 mile delay

UPDATE: News 5 WCYB photog showing that traffic is moving again. VDOT was reporting a tractor trailer crash on I-81 southbound that had traffic backed up for seven miles. It happened at mile marker 10.5 in Washington County.

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Dickenson County Parents Upset With School Bus System

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Disaster loans for 7 Va. counties after July severe weather, flooding

Low-interest disaster loans are available for businesses and residents affected by flooding and severe weather in seven Virginia counties and two West Virginia counties.

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Drones in Wise County "flying circus"

BMS isn't the only place to take in a race this weekend. What some are calling the "Flying Circus" kicked off Friday at the Lonesome Pine Airport in Wise, Virginia.

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BVU board considering applications, should pick new member Monday

Members of the BVU board of directors could be spending the weekend considering who their next counterpart will be. Monday, the board will meet in a closed meeting session to consider the applicants.

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Community provides input on health concerns

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As options run out, ex-Virginia gov. turns to Supreme Court

His legal options running out, former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell on Thursday turned to the U.S. Supreme Court, asking that he be allowed to stay out of prison while he makes his final appeal on public corruption convictions.

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Judge: UVa murder defendant must wear jail clothing for now

A man charged with abducting and killing a University of Virginia student won't be allowed to wear personal clothing in court until his trial.

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I-81 SB traffic moving again after crash, 7 mile delay

UPDATE: News 5 WCYB photog showing that traffic is moving again. VDOT was reporting a tractor trailer crash on I-81 southbound that had traffic backed up for seven miles. It happened at mile marker 10.5 in Washington County.

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$700k grant awarded to Dungannon for revitalization

An effort to make Dungannon, Virginia a more desirable place to live just got a big boost. The small town was awarded a $700,000 grant to revitalize the downtown area.

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Drones in Wise County "flying circus"

BMS isn't the only place to take in a race this weekend. What some are calling the "Flying Circus" kicked off Friday at the Lonesome Pine Airport in Wise, Virginia.

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BVU board considering applications, should pick new member Monday

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Community provides input on health concerns

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As options run out, ex-Virginia gov. turns to Supreme Court

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Judge: UVa murder defendant must wear jail clothing for now

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Fire starting in dryer vent leaves family homeless

A woman and two children are without a home after a fire in theirs, and authorities are blaming a vent in their dryer for starting it.

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$700k grant awarded to Dungannon for revitalization

An effort to make Dungannon, Virginia a more desirable place to live just got a big boost. The small town was awarded a $700,000 grant to revitalize the downtown area.

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Drones in Wise County "flying circus"

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BVU board considering applications, should pick new member Monday

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Community provides input on health concerns

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As options run out, ex-Virginia gov. turns to Supreme Court

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2 students still in hospital, a day after bus crash

Two of the students who were hurt while riding home from school were released from the hospital, Tuesday morning, but two remain there, a day after the bus they were in crashed.

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PROPERTY ASSESSMENT

Judge upholds pipeline survey without property owner's OK

A federal judge says a pipeline developer can survey private property in Virginia without the owner's permission.

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Twelve students hurt in Scott Co. bus crash

12 students are hurt after a school bus crashes in Scott County. It happened this afternoon on Twin Springs Road near Twin Springs High School.

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Shooting inside Russell County home

A home in Castlewood, Russell County, was the scene of a shooting. Monday night, police said they "were given incorrect information earlier."

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Shari Brown named to BVU board

BVU has a new board member. Early Monday afternoon, during their regular meeting, members of the BVU board announced Shari Brown as their new colleague, by a 5-3 vote.

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Fire starting in dryer vent leaves family homeless

A woman and two children are without a home after a fire in theirs, and authorities are blaming a vent in their dryer for starting it.

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$700k grant awarded to Dungannon for revitalization

An effort to make Dungannon, Virginia a more desirable place to live just got a big boost. The small town was awarded a $700,000 grant to revitalize the downtown area.

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Former reporter wanted after TV reporter, photog killed on air

Police are seeking a former WDBJ reporter in connection with the shooting deaths of a reporter and photographer on live television Wednesday, a representative of the Augusta County Sheriff's Department said.

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Scott Co. family worried a rezoning proposal could change their property

A family in Scott County contacted News 5 after getting a letter that suggested they may have to move because of a rezoning proposal.

The Scott County planning commission voted tonight to approve the rezoning of 93 acres of land from agricultural to commercial.

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Children's consignment sale 'Wee-Cycle It' reopening

The semi-annual "Wee-Cycle It" event is returning to Abingdon for a few days. You'll find the children's consignment sale at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center at Virginia Highlands Community College.

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2 students still in hospital, a day after bus crash

Two of the students who were hurt while riding home from school were released from the hospital, Tuesday morning, but two remain there, a day after the bus they were in crashed.

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Former library charity director to prison for embezzlement

Anita Foster Machado, the former director of the Bristol Virginia Public Library Foundation, entered into a plea agreement late Tuesday with the Commonwealth of Virginia and pleaded guilty to one count of embezzlement.

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Memorials in Roanoke after journalists murdered

As WDBJ-TV in Roanoke broadcast its morning show a day after two of its journalists were killed, people have been stopping by two colorful memorials outside. The family of the gunman issued a statement offering condolences to the victims' loved ones.

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Wise Co. man says rock slide almost hit him

A rock slide closed a main street in Wise County Wednesday afternoon. It took three hours for V-DOT crews to clear up the mess.

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TV shooter called himself `human powder keg,' police search his home

After he shot two journalists on live TV and before he shot himself, Bryce Williams sent a message: "I've been a human powder keg for a while....just waiting to go BOOM." Police are removing items his home. After TV, he worked at UnitedHealthcare call center.

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Smyth County intersection closed Wednesday night

The Smyth County Sheriff’s Office reports the intersection of Lee Highway and Railroad Drive at Copenhaver's Crossing is shut down, and it’s expected to stay closed for several hours.

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US solicitor general opposes ex-Va. governor's freedom bid

The U.S. solicitor general says former Gov. Bob McDonnell has not met the legal standard that would warrant allowing him to remain free while he appeals his corruption convictions to the Supreme Court.

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Bristol Public Library reacts after former charity director sent to prison for embezzlement

The Bristol Public Library issued a statement regarding the conviction and sentencing of former Bristol Public Library Foundation executive director Anita Foster-Machado. Tuesday, she entered into a plea agreement with the Commonwealth of Virginia and pleaded guilty to one count of embezzlement.

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Children's consignment sale 'Wee-Cycle It' reopening

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NY Post: Reporter thought seemingly innocent comments were racist

Seemingly innocent comments could have been a major factor in the death of WDBJ reporter Alison Parker, reports the New York Post. Also, businesses are reopening at the scene of this week's on-air shooting, and Gov. Terry McAuliffe arrived at WDBJ-TV studios in Roanoke to talk to the staff in private.

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Estranged husband arrested in Va. after double murder in Fla.

A man wanted for a double murder in Florida, Thursday morning, was arrested during a traffic stop in Southwest Virginia, Thursday night. The Florida victims were his estranged wife and another woman.

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Disgruntled former reporter had no confrontations since firing

The disgruntled former reporter who killed a WDBJ-TV cameraman and another reporter had no confrontations with his ex-colleagues when he saw them around town in the 2 1/2 years after he was fired from the station.

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It's the birth of the Birthplace of Country Music's radio station

The long-awaited radio station at the Birthplace of Country Music is officially up and running.

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DMV Unveils New Child Safety Seat Emergency Identification Sticker

The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles  unveiled a new emergency identification sticker that could help save lives.

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'Spear phishing' scam tried to steal $47,000 from Virginia business

There's a new warning from the Better Business Bureau of Western Virginia about a sophisticated phishing scam. The crooks targeted a Roanoke-area business and tried to take it for $47,000.

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Bristol man arrested for 1978 Arizona murder

A murder that happened 37 years ago in Arizona is finally solved, according to police, and the arrest happened last week in Bristol. In fact, the suspect lived in the Tri-Cities for about 20 years and worked for Royal Mouldings.

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BVU, Christian school debate over donations made years ago

A series of donations from BVU to Tri-Cities Christian Schools over several years has turned into a back-and-forth debate over whether the school can keep the money.

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Flanagan fired 17 rounds from a Glock pistol in on-air TV killings

Vester Flanagan fired 17 rounds from a Glock pistol. He was not wearing any type of body armor or other protective clothing. "It is evident that Wednesday morning’s attack was well planned and pre-meditated."

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Big celebration planned for 'Big Stone Gap' movie premiere

A feature film set in a Southwest Virginia town is nearing its premiere, and there's going to be a big celebration.

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Estranged husband arrested in Va. after double murder in Fla.

A man wanted for a double murder in Florida, Thursday morning, was arrested during a traffic stop in Southwest Virginia, Thursday night. The Florida victims were his estranged wife and another woman.

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Disgruntled former reporter had no confrontations since firing

The disgruntled former reporter who killed a WDBJ-TV cameraman and another reporter had no confrontations with his ex-colleagues when he saw them around town in the 2 1/2 years after he was fired from the station.

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It's the birth of the Birthplace of Country Music's radio station

The long-awaited radio station at the Birthplace of Country Music is officially up and running.

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DMV Unveils New Child Safety Seat Emergency Identification Sticker

The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles  unveiled a new emergency identification sticker that could help save lives.

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Bristol woman's hot air balloon dream comes true

A life-long dream becomes a reality for a woman in Bristol!  

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Cumberland Street transforms into water slide

Bristol residents wondering why Cumberland Street was blocked off Saturday -- it's because Quaker Steak and Lube turned it into a three block water slide!

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BVU, Christian school debate over donations made years ago

A series of donations from BVU to Tri-Cities Christian Schools over several years has turned into a back-and-forth debate over whether the school can keep the money.

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Flanagan fired 17 rounds from a Glock pistol in on-air TV killings

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Big celebration planned for 'Big Stone Gap' movie premiere

A feature film set in a Southwest Virginia town is nearing its premiere, and there's going to be a big celebration.

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Estranged husband arrested in Va. after double murder in Fla.

A man wanted for a double murder in Florida, Thursday morning, was arrested during a traffic stop in Southwest Virginia, Thursday night. The Florida victims were his estranged wife and another woman.

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Disgruntled former reporter had no confrontations since firing

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Rescue drops euthanasia rate from 89% to 14%

In just one year, a Southwest Virginia animal rescue has immensely reduced its euthanasia rate.

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Smyth County's Evelyn Lawrence dies at 99

Smyth County lost one of its oldest and most treasured residents earlier this week. Evelyn Lawrence was found dead in her home at 99 years old.

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Bristol woman's hot air balloon dream comes true

A life-long dream becomes a reality for a woman in Bristol!  

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Cumberland Street transforms into water slide

Bristol residents wondering why Cumberland Street was blocked off Saturday -- it's because Quaker Steak and Lube turned it into a three block water slide!

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BVU, Christian school debate over donations made years ago

A series of donations from BVU to Tri-Cities Christian Schools over several years has turned into a back-and-forth debate over whether the school can keep the money.

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Flanagan fired 17 rounds from a Glock pistol in on-air TV killings

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Big celebration planned for 'Big Stone Gap' movie premiere

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UPDATE: Missing man returned home

UPDATE: Police say Larry Edwin Petry has just returned home safely from his fishing trip.

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Bristol, Va. police test out customized Victory motorcycles

Bristol Virginia police officers got to test out some new motorcycles on Monday.

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Local brewery attributes customers' high demand and loyalty to success

 It seems microbreweries are popping up across the Tri-Cities. News 5 stopped by Wolf Hills Brewery in Abingdon to see what makes this business successful.

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U.S. Supreme Court: Ex-Virginia gov to remain free for now

Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell will not have to go to prison while the U.S. Supreme Court considers whether to consider his appeal of his public corruption convictions.

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Jerry Kilgore joining Scott Walker's presidential campaign

A former Virginia attorney general from Scott County is coming out for Scott Walker in the Republican presidential race.

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Alpha Natural Resources executive resigns amid restructuring

An Alpha Natural Resources executive has left the coal producer amid a financial restructuring. Brian D. Sullivan's resignation was effective Friday.

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Reports: Va. Tech's Tyrod Taylor named Bills' starting QB

There are several reports out that former Virginia Tech star Tyrod Taylor has been named the Buffalo Bills' starting quarterback.

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2 arrests for prostitution in Downtown Bristol

Numerous complaints in downtown Bristol over the summer led to an investigation and surveillance. Now, two people are under arrest for prostitution.

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Smyth County residents are upset about railroad bridge closure

Smyth County residents are upset about railroad bridge closure

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Kingsport Greenbelt expansion underway

Kingsport City manager, Jeff Fleming said they received a $600,000 grant from the Governor to fund the expansion in the East.

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Bristol lawyer sentenced to prison for stealing from firm

A Bristol bankruptcy attorney who stole more than $160,000 from his firm is going to federal prison.

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Local suspect in 1978 Arizona murder waived extradition, heading back

The murder suspect arrested two weeks ago in Bristol, for a 37-year-old crime in Arizona, has waived extradition. Edward Meinhold will be heading back, after about 20 years in the Tri-Cities, when authorities come to get him.

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UPDATE: Missing man returned home

UPDATE: Police say Larry Edwin Petry has just returned home safely from his fishing trip.

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Bristol, Va. police test out customized Victory motorcycles

Bristol Virginia police officers got to test out some new motorcycles on Monday.

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BVU won't get donations back from local Christian school

BVU officials have decided to drop efforts to recoup donations to a local Christian school. The utility's CEO said they were given in error by former BVU CEO Wes Rosenbalm.

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1 arrest, 133 large pot plants confiscated

Police found 133 marijuana plants, all between eight and 12 feet tall, and one man is under arrest.

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Gov. McAuliffe announces new energy efficiency program

Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe says a new program will help businesses reduce their energy consumption and save money. The Democratic governor announced the launch of the VirginiaSAVES program.

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Elementary school students learned about conservation, while having a little fun.

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Washington County, VA truck stop under construction

A truck stop, once at the center of contention, is now under construction in Washington County, Virginia.

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Medical examiner: Deadly shooting probably accidental

One man was found dead from a single gunshot wound and the Medical Examiner’s Office said it appears to be an accident.

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Help find missing 19-year-old woman who's considered endangered

Police are asking for help finding a missing 19-year-old woman, considered endangered due to her mental capacity.

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Bristol couple being held without bond for neglect

Three Bristol children are in the care of the Department of Social Services and the two adults who were supposed to be taking care of them are being held without bond.

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Va. Democrats unveil gun background check petition

Eight days after two journalists were fatally shot during a live broadcast at a Roanoke-area resort, several Democratic Virginia legislators have produced a petition with 2,800 signatures supporting expanded background checks for gun buyers.

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Detectives explain deplorable conditions in child endangerment case

A neighbor's complaint alerted police to call upon this home on Diane's Way in Bristol, Virginia. Detective McCoy couldn't believe what she saw when she first entered the home.

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Local man extradited to Arizona for 1978 killing

A Bristol man has been extradited to Arizona on suspicion of fatally shooting a college student whose killing went unsolved for 37 years.

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Abingdon hosts first annual Busker Fest

Abingdon, VA kicked off Labor Day weekend by hosting its first ever Busker Fest.

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Wall of Death motorcycle stunts captivating Bristol audience

Motorcycle stunt-drivers are wowing Bristol, Virginia all Labor Day weekend.

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Duffield Daze draws large crowd

The annual Duffield Daze event in Duffield, VA drew a large crowd Saturday

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Detectives explain deplorable conditions in child endangerment case

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Local man extradited to Arizona for 1978 killing

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Evelyn Lawrence remembered and celebrated by Smyth County

A local community is celebrating the life of one of its most influential leaders.

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Local firefighters return home after West Coast trip

After 20 days on the West Coast fighting wildfires, local firefighters returned home to the Tri-Cities today.

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140 year tradition continues at River view Methodist Church

For the last 140 years, the River View Methodist Church has held its annual homecoming at the cemetery prior to its weekly service on the first Sunday in August.

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Abingdon hosts first annual Busker Fest

Abingdon, VA kicked off Labor Day weekend by hosting its first ever Busker Fest.

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Wall of Death motorcycle stunts captivating Bristol audience

Motorcycle stunt-drivers are wowing Bristol, Virginia all Labor Day weekend.

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Duffield Daze draws large crowd

The annual Duffield Daze event in Duffield, VA drew a large crowd Saturday

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Survivor of WDBJ shooting in Roanoke released from hospital

The woman who survived an on-air shooting that killed two TV journalists has been released from the hospital.

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Police fighting bear-feeding Wise County

Bear sightings are fairly common around the Tri-Cities area, but there's one group of bears who have become celebrities in their community.

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A town turns hard times into fun times

A small town in our area has turned its hard times into fun times, and it has been doing that for more than four decades.

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First responders get a surprise lunch

First responders get a surprise lunch

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Evelyn Lawrence remembered and celebrated by Smyth County

A local community is celebrating the life of one of its most influential leaders.

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Local firefighters return home after West Coast trip

After 20 days on the West Coast fighting wildfires, local firefighters returned home to the Tri-Cities today.

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SW Virginia law enforcement gets training to combat animal cruelty

Law enforcement in Southwest Virginia will be cracking down on animal abuse cases in the region.

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UVa-Wise recognized as #2 for lowest student debt

The University of Virginia’s College at Wise is being recognized as second in the country whose students graduate with a low debt load. That’s according to the latest U.S. News and World Report annual college guide.

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Wise County can now receive emergency calls via text

A phone call used to be the only way to make a 911 call, but with technology right at your fingertips, a quick text could save your life.

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Wise County can now receive emergency calls via text

Wise County can now receive emergency calls via text

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Busy Tuesday at the Russell County Fair not over yet

The Russell County Fair and Horse Show is in full swing and Tuesday was “Classroom Day” for students from across Southwest Virginia. Later Tuesday will be the bull-riding series and fainting goat show. Musical guests are Thomas Taylor and Confederate Railroad.

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More Labor Day weekend road deaths in Va. this year than last

More people were killed during this year’s Labor Day weekend than last year’s in Virginia. Virginia State Police reported the death toll went up to 15, from 11 last year.

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Nearly 330K Virginians sign up for coverage under Obamacare

President Barack Obama's administration says that nearly 330,000 Virginia residents have signed up and paid for health insurance plans under the Affordable Care Act.

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No flag on Virginia's new Sons of Confederate Veterans plates

Virginia has shipped out 1,600 Sons of Confederate Veterans license plates, minus an image of a Confederate flag that Gov. Terry McAuliffe deemed divisive. On October 4, the old plates will no longer be valid.

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Charity thrift store in Abingdon broken into, clothes and donation jar stolen

An Abingdon woman is asking for help after a burglar broke into her charity thrift store.

Wilma Powers set up shop after her grandson was diagnosed with cancer and treated at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

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Maureen McDonnell

Feds: Maureen McDonnell was full participant in bribe scheme

Federal prosecutors say former Virginia first lady Maureen McDonnell was a full participant in a bribery scheme and her corruption convictions should not be overturned.

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Cosmetics company moving to Washington County, Va., creating jobs

A natural cosmetics company with two beauty and skincare lines in Tazewell County is moving, but not too far away. The move will be Washington County, Virginia’s gain and it will create 37 new jobs.

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VDOT by year's end: 5 big local projects finished, 2 started

Five major construction projects in our area are scheduled to be finished by the end of the year, and two more are supposed to get underway, and that’s just on the Virginia side of our area.

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Ex-Gov. McDonnell legal fund raises $136K in year's 1st half

Former Gov. Bob McDonnell's legal defense fund raised more than $136,000 during the first half of 2015, bringing the total raised to about $470,000.

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Police find 671 marijuana plants worth more than $2 million

Hundreds and hundreds of marijuana plants worth more than $2 million will not be sold on the streets.

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Blakely Mitchell Fire

Overnight fire damages downtown Bristol business

Fast response from the Bristol, Virginia Fire Department is credited with saving a downtown business, early Friday morning.

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RAM coming to Lee County this weekend

There’s going to be another Remote Area Medical event in our area this weekend. Folks will be able to get free medical care in Lee County on Saturday and Sunday.

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Michael Clark

BVU gets $110,065 in restitution from former contractor

BVU announced Thursday afternoon the utility has received $110,065 in restitution related to the conviction of Mike Clark.

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BVU's Rosenbalm wants sentencing delayed

Former BVU CEO Wes Rosenbalm is asking a federal judge to delay his sentencing hearing, which is scheduled for next month.

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Power company donates light bulbs to food bank

There was an unusual donation to the Feeding America Southwest Virginia Food Bank. Appalachian Power gave the charity 46,000 Energy Star-certified Compact Fluorescent Light bulbs.

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No flag on Virginia's new Sons of Confederate Veterans plates

Virginia has shipped out 1,600 Sons of Confederate Veterans license plates, minus an image of a Confederate flag that Gov. Terry McAuliffe deemed divisive. On October 4, the old plates will no longer be valid.

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Charity thrift store in Abingdon broken into, clothes and donation jar stolen

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Store owner talks about what's next after fire

Blakely Mitchell Clothing Company had some water and smoke damage, but that isn't stopping the store from staying open.

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Virginia prisons reducing number of inmates in restrictive housing

A prison program is helping inmates re-integrate into society from day one. The Virginia Department of Corrections operates the Step-Down Program, focused here in southwest Virginia prisons.

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Students thank Bristol, Va. firefighters on 9/11

Students from St. Anne Catholic School paid a special visit to the Bristol Virginia fire department.

The kids sang to the firefighters and brought them lunch as a way to thank them for their service.

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Suspicious-looking police device causes school lockdowns

Gate City’s high school and middle school were placed on lockdown for a short time, late Friday morning.

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Blakely Mitchell Fire

Inside downtown Bristol clothing store after overnight fire

Fast response from the Bristol, Virginia Fire Department is credited with saving a downtown business, early Friday morning. Now, we're getting a look inside the Blakely Mitchell clothing store as folks there clean up.

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RAM coming to Lee County this weekend

There’s going to be another Remote Area Medical event in our area this weekend. Folks will be able to get free medical care in Lee County on Saturday and Sunday.

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Michael Clark

BVU gets $110,065 in restitution from former contractor

BVU announced Thursday afternoon the utility has received $110,065 in restitution related to the conviction of Mike Clark.

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'Lights of Hope' for families dealing with addiction

For the first time, a support group for families dealing with addiction is holding an awareness event in the Tri-Cities area. Lights of Hope 2015 was held in Cumberland Park in Bristol, Virginia Sunday afternoon.

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Farming Machinery Crash in Abingdon, Virginia

Authorities have confirmed a crash occurred Monday night in Abingdon, Virginia.

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$10 million loan possible for Lee County Hospital Authority

Two years of hard work is starting to show progress in re-opening an area hospital.

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V-DOT to conduct crash tests on new guardrails

The Virginia Department of Transportation will conduct crash tests this week on modified ET-Plus guardrails.

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Washington County, VA Fair now open for business

Workers were putting the finishing touches on the carnival and other exhibits getting ready for the first visitors to arrive.

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Presidential Candidate Jeb Bush to visit Bristol, VA

Republican Presidential Candidate Jeb Bush is coming to Bristol, Virginia on September 24.

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'Lights of Hope' for families dealing with addiction

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Arraignment set for man charged in Va. Tech student's death

A man already charged with killing a University of Virginia student is due in court for arraignment on charges of abducting and murdering a Virginia Tech student.

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Restaurant fire shuts down State Street in Bristol

Fire crews are mopping up and getting the smoke out after a major fire at a State Street restaurant. In fact, authorities had to close the road.

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Community wants to see their town come back to life

People in one old coal mining town in Southwest Virginia are working to take back their community.

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Community wants to see their town come back to life

Community wants to see their town come back to life

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Marsh Regional Blood Center to hold public blood drives next week

Marsh Regional Blood Center will hold public blood drives all over the area next week.

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Former BVU CEO Rosenbalm has delay request denied

Former BVU CEO Wes Rosenbalm's request to delay his sentencing hearing was denied today by a federal judge.

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Farming Machinery Crash in Abingdon, Virginia

Authorities have confirmed a crash occurred Monday night in Abingdon, Virginia.

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Maureen McDonnell

Ex-Va. 1st lady makes final written plea to appeals court

Former Virginia first lady Maureen McDonnell has made her final written arguments to a federal appeals court that is reviewing her public corruption convictions.

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Abortion clinic
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Va. health board to consider changes to clinic regulations

The State Board of Health will consider scaling back Virginia abortion clinic regulations that critics say were driven by politics, not science.

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Car Crash Claims Life in Russell County

A two-car crash in Russell County claims the life of one man Wednesday afternoon.

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Studying mine reclamation in Southwest Virginia

State officials from around the country have been touring Southwest Virginia to learn about how best to reclaim unused mines.

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Wise County gets a major sewer plant upgrade

A sewage treatment plant in Wise County can now serve its community better with the state-of-the-art upgrades that have been installed.

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Alpha Natural Resources closer to getting bankruptcy loan

Alpha Natural Resources is one step closer to getting court approval of a $692 million bankruptcy loan.

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Devil's Bathtub popularity causing problems for neighbors

Communities in Southwest Virginia are working to develop the local tourism industry, but growing popularity for one natural site is making one Scott county woman wanting to leave her childhood home.

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Virginia health board changes abortion clinic regulations

The State Board of Health voted to scale back Virginia abortion clinic regulations that critics say were driven by politics and ideology, not medical science.

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Lethal injection room
CNN

Court: Virginia not required to release execution manuals

The Virginia Supreme Court says the Department of Corrections doesn't have to release manuals used to guide executions.

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Absentee voting in Virginia begins Friday

Election season is approaching in Virginia and election officials want to remind voters of their options. Not everyone can vote as an absentee.

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Maureen McDonnell

Ex-Va. 1st lady makes final written plea to appeals court

Former Virginia first lady Maureen McDonnell has made her final written arguments to a federal appeals court that is reviewing her public corruption convictions.

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Va. health board to consider changes to clinic regulations

The State Board of Health will consider scaling back Virginia abortion clinic regulations that critics say were driven by politics, not science.

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Car Crash Claims Life in Russell County

A two-car crash in Russell County claims the life of one man Wednesday afternoon.

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Studying mine reclamation in Southwest Virginia

State officials from around the country have been touring Southwest Virginia to learn about how best to reclaim unused mines.

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News 5 goes behind the scenes with The Black Lillies

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Updated: Overnight rollover on Interstate 81

Virginia State Police say there was a rollover on Interstate 81 sometime in the overnight hours.

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Virginia's first lady to visit next week

The first lady of Virginia is going to be in town next week, talking about schools, children, and hunger.

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Abortion clinic
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Virginia health board changes abortion clinic regulations

The State Board of Health voted to scale back Virginia abortion clinic regulations that critics say were driven by politics and ideology, not medical science.

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Lethal injection room
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Court: Virginia not required to release execution manuals

The Virginia Supreme Court says the Department of Corrections doesn't have to release manuals used to guide executions.

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Absentee voting in Virginia begins Friday

Election season is approaching in Virginia and election officials want to remind voters of their options. Not everyone can vote as an absentee.

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Maureen McDonnell

Ex-Va. 1st lady makes final written plea to appeals court

Former Virginia first lady Maureen McDonnell has made her final written arguments to a federal appeals court that is reviewing her public corruption convictions.

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Dogs enjoy end-of-summer dip in the pool

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Virginia health board changes abortion clinic regulations

The State Board of Health voted to scale back Virginia abortion clinic regulations that critics say were driven by politics and ideology, not medical science.

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Court: Virginia not required to release execution manuals

The Virginia Supreme Court says the Department of Corrections doesn't have to release manuals used to guide executions.

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Absentee voting in Virginia begins Friday

Election season is approaching in Virginia and election officials want to remind voters of their options. Not everyone can vote as an absentee.

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Tracking hawk migration at the Mendota Fire Tower

Every year thousands of hawks make their way south for the winter and their path crosses right through the Tri-Cities. Volunteers spend everyday in September and half of October posted at the Mendota Fire Tower in Washington County.

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Coal mining history and experience shared in Saltville

Experiences in coal mining in Appalachia was shared in Saltville Sunday afternoon.

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Dogs enjoy end-of-summer dip in the pool

The last weekend of summer calls for a dip in the pool, and it looks like some pups in Abingdon got the memo.

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Driver charged after rollover on Interstate 81

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Virginia's first lady launches Virginia 3-6-5 Project to fight childhood hunger

Virginia's first lady is working to fight hunger among children in Southwest Virginia. Dorothy McAuliffe was at the school board in Bristol to launch the Virginia 3-6-5 Project.

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Pawn shop owner pleads no contest to drug, firearms, endangerment

A Southwest Virginia business owner has pleaded no contest to drug, firearms and child endangerment charges.

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Gov. McAuliffe giving $145,000 to SW Virginia tourist agencies

Virginia's Gov. Terry McAuliffe, in Abingdon, announced a $145,000 grant that'll be distributed to ten different Southwest Virginia agencies to promote tourism.

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Car Crashes Into Fence

A Bristol, Virginia homeowner gets quite the surprise Monday night when a car crashed into her home.

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Alpha Natural Resources closing 3 SW Virginia mines, laying workers off

Alpha Natural Resources has announced it’s going to be closing more mines and laying more people off.

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Tracking hawk migration at the Mendota Fire Tower

Every year thousands of hawks make their way south for the winter and their path crosses right through the Tri-Cities. Volunteers spend everyday in September and half of October posted at the Mendota Fire Tower in Washington County.

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Coal mining history and experience shared in Saltville

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Star City SWAG brings jazz back to the Lincoln Stage

The Lincoln Theatre is pleased to welcome Star City SWAG to the stage for one night only, as they present a concert of jazz standards on Saturday, September 26.

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Marion man shot dead after firing at Florida officers

The man killed by sheriff’s deputies late Monday night near Daytona Beach, Florida, was from Marion, Virginia. Deputies pulled over a pickup truck when the passenger shot at two of them.

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Virginia's first lady launches Virginia 3-6-5 Project to fight childhood hunger

Virginia's first lady is working to fight hunger among children in Southwest Virginia. Dorothy McAuliffe was at the school board in Bristol to launch the Virginia 3-6-5 Project.

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Pawn shop owner pleads no contest to drug, firearms, endangerment

A Southwest Virginia business owner has pleaded no contest to drug, firearms and child endangerment charges.

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Gov. McAuliffe giving $145,000 to SW Virginia tourist agencies

Virginia's Gov. Terry McAuliffe, in Abingdon, announced a $145,000 grant that'll be distributed to ten different Southwest Virginia agencies to promote tourism.

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Car Crashes Into Fence

A Bristol, Virginia homeowner gets quite the surprise Monday night when a car crashed into her home.

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Alpha Natural Resources closing 3 SW Virginia mines, laying workers off

Alpha Natural Resources has announced it’s going to be closing more mines and laying more people off.

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Presidential candidate Jeb Bush in Bristol for private audience

Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush is getting ready for an appearance in Bristol. Guests will have the opportunity to enjoy coffee and conversation with the candidate. The event is closed to public and also the media, despite Bush coming in fourth place in the latest Quinnipiac University poll of Republicans nationally.

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Marion farm boasts organic practices; new report reveals organic farms in Va. on the rise

More and more farms in Virginia are going organic. That's according to a recent state agriculture and consumer report.

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What will the fall color be like?

Meteorologist Ricky Matthews previews the fall colors across the region.

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6 states gather in Wise County for Opioid Abuse Summit

Physicians, government officials, and police from Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, North Carolina and Maryland gathered at the University of Virginia's College at Wise discussing a problem that has plagued the Appalachian states for some time.

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Six states meet in Wise County for Opioid Summit

Health officials, law enforcement and other officials from six different states all met in Wise County, Va. today for the Appalachian Opioid Summit.

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Gamestop offers event for special needs gamers

BVU is teaming up with Gamestop to put on an event for special needs gamers.

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Abingdon Fire Department to install free smoke alarms in October

The Abingdon Fire Department is installing free smoke alarms on October 9 and 10.

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Buchanan County School System on a nearly balanced budget

A school system that was millions of dollars in the hole earlier this year is close to getting back to normal.

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Bristol, Va. police approved for school resource officer grant

Bristol, Virginia Police hope they will soon have a presence in every school inside the city limits.

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Birthplace of Country Music Museum plans for expansion

The Birthplace of Country Music just had a big weekend with Rhythm and Roots and a new grant is keeping the momentum going.

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Jeb Bush makes stop in Bristol

A republican front-runner for president made a stop in our area on Thursday. Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush was at a campaign fundraiser at the Birthplace of Country Music Museum in Bristol.

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Mel Leaman Free Clinic, Emory & Henry enhance, extend services

Good news for low-income and uninsured people in Smyth County. The Mel Leaman Free Clinic is partnering with Emory & Henry to expand the facility.

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Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush spoke at a Republican caucus event in Bristol. Guests had the opportunity to enjoy coffee and conversation with the former Florida governor. RAW VIDEO from his news conference with local media.

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One person dead in crash on Route 71 in Russell County, VA

One person died this evening in a fatal crash in Russell County, Virginia.

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Guest speaker at Bristol community prayer breakfast inspires hundreds

It was a full house at the Bristol community prayer breakfast. More than 450 people showed to hear guest speaker Lisa Kratz Thomas tell her inspiring story.

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Power proposal affecting Abingdon residents

Abingdon citizens are trying to rally community support opposing a high-voltage power line in their neighborhood.

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Bounty hunter arrested for shooting fugitive

Bounty hunter arrested for shooting fugitive

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Emory & Henry College suspends 2 sororities' activities

Emory & Henry College has confirmed to News 5 WCYB it has suspended the activities of two campus sororities, Friday afternoon. A college spokesperson said the school was responding to a report of activities related to those sororities.

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Pregnant Marion woman arrested after shootout with Florida deputies

Authorities have now arrested a pregnant woman who, they say, was driving a stolen truck when she was wounded and her passenger was killed in a shootout with central Florida deputies.

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Abingdon man charged with rape, breaking and entering

Washington County, Virginia deputies have arrested an Abingdon man on rape and breaking and entering charges.

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Bristol, TN Police Dept. collects 300 pounds of prescription drugs

300 pounds of prescription pills were dropped off to the Bristol, Tennessee Police Department today as part of "National Prescription Drug Take Back Day."

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Chilhowie's annual marching band competition continues

Chilhowie's Apple Festival featured its' 63rd consecutive band competition today.

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One person dead in crash on Route 71 in Russell County, VA

One person died this evening in a fatal crash in Russell County, Virginia.

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Power proposal affecting Abingdon residents

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2 schools closed while power outage repaired

Students at two Smyth County schools got the day off, not because of weather but due to a power outage.

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Addiction recovery center needs volunteers to open its doors

A drug and alcohol recovery center opening in the Tri-Cities needs help from the community.

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One person dead in crash on Route 71 in Russell County, VA

One person died this evening in a fatal crash in Russell County, Virginia.

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Nickelsville woman dies after being hit in crosswalk

A woman dies from injuries she received when crossing the road in Scott County.

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For the first time, a support group for families dealing with addiction is holding an awareness event in the Tri-Cities area. Lights of Hope 2015 was held in Cumberland Park in Bristol, Virginia Sunday afternoon.

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New information for Sugar Hollow Park visitors

A new addition to Bristol, Virginia park sheds some little light on the surrounding terrain.

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Abingdon man charged with rape, breaking and entering

Washington County, Virginia deputies have arrested an Abingdon man on rape and breaking and entering charges.

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Local advocacy group celebrates anniversary of ADA; remembers life of Greg Morrell

Twenty-five years ago, President George H.W. Bush signed the Americans with Disabilities Act.

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Residents want discolored water in the Town of Coeburn fixed

Residents want discolored water in the Town of Coeburn fixed

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BVU suspends charitable donations pending legal opinion

BVU has been under harsh scrutiny, after former CEO Wes Rosenbalm was convicted of conspiracy to defraud the IRS.

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Marking ADA's 25th anniversary and a local man who fought for it

The Americans with Disabilities Act turns 25 this year and a local group is celebrating the milestone, plus the life of someone who fought for it.

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Aide: Obenshain rules out Virginia gubernatorial bid in 2017

An aide to Virginia Republican state Sen. Mark Obenshain says Obenshain will not be running for governor in 2017.

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Virginia preparing to execute first inmate in 3 years

Virginia is poised to execute a convicted serial killer who claims he's intellectually disabled using lethal injection drugs from Texas because the state's supply of another controversial drug will expire the day before the execution is supposed to take place.

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2 schools closed while power outage repaired

Students at two Smyth County schools got the day off, not because of weather but due to a power outage.

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Woman dead in Abingdon condo fire

A woman has been killed in an early morning fire at an Abingdon condo.

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New helmets or no youth sports league in Washington County, VA

For thousands of kids around the Tri-Cities area, little league football is an important part of growing up, but a league in Virginia might have to shut down after this year.

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Take a look inside the new Scott County animal shelter

The former shelter was destroyed by a fire last December. Workers and firefighters were able to save the dogs trapped inside, but Public Works Director Bill Dingus says, the old building was not repairable.

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Big events at Virginia's first Cabela's, Thursday-Sunday

Thursday is sure to be a big day for those of you who love the outdoors! Cabela's will be opening in The Falls, off Exit 5, and lots of events and giveaways are scheduled through the weekend.

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Local advocacy group celebrates anniversary of ADA; remembers life of Greg Morrell

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BVU suspends charitable donations pending legal opinion

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Downtown Bristol stores using electronic chip card readers

Starting tomorrow shopping is supposed to get a little safer in this county. Merchants who don't upgrade to the electronic chip card readers will be responsible for fraudulent transactions.

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Downtown Bristol stores using electronic chip card readers

Downtown Bristol stores using electronic chip card readers

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Virginia state of emergency means some price gouging illegal

Gov. Terry McAuliffe declared a state of emergency for Virginia. That activated rules against price gouging on certain items to protect consumers from paying exorbitant prices for necessities during an emergency.

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Committed customers camp out for Cabela's grand opening

Those trying to find parking at the new Cabela's location in Bristol might have had to look for a few minutes Wednesday.

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A woman has been killed in an early morning fire at an Abingdon condo.

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New helmets or no youth sports league in Washington County, VA

For thousands of kids around the Tri-Cities area, little league football is an important part of growing up, but a league in Virginia might have to shut down after this year.

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Take a look inside the new Scott County animal shelter

The former shelter was destroyed by a fire last December. Workers and firefighters were able to save the dogs trapped inside, but Public Works Director Bill Dingus says, the old building was not repairable.

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Virginia executes first inmate in nearly 3 years

A convicted serial killer who faced the death penalty in two states became the first inmate to be executed in nearly three years in Virginia. Alfredo Prieto was pronounced dead at 9:17pm Thursday.

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Virginia honors mines, miners for safety

A few dozen mines, including some in our area, have been honored for their safety by the Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy.

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People want crumbling steps at Twin Springs High School repaired

People want crumbling steps at Twin Springs High School repaired

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Controversial Virginia execution planned for 9pm

Thursday evening, lawyers for a convicted serial killer are appealing a decision to let his Virginia execution go forward. Alfredo Prieto is scheduled to be executed at 9pm after judges' decisions, Wednesday and Thursday.

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Lots of excitement as Cabela's, The Falls officially open

Years of planning, controversy and waiting are over. The first store in Bristol, Virginia's Falls development opened its doors.

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SW Virginia man guilty of child sodomy

A Dickenson County man has been found guilty of child sodomy, and the jury recommended he spend the next 60 years behind bars.

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Information for CONSOL Energy retirees losing health coverage

Next week, there are going to be opportunities for CONSOL Energy Retirees who will be losing their health insurance benefits on December 31 to learn about their options.

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Gate City's National Guard unit called up

The Virginia National Guard’s Gate City unit has been called up due to the weather. Potential missions include using Humvees and light and medium tactical trucks for high water transport as well as engineers with chain saws, trucks, and heavy engineer equipment for debris reduction and downed tree removal.

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Gate City's National Guard unit called up

Gate City's National Guard unit called up

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Student suspended, not charged, for pellet gun in school

A high school student is in trouble after authorities found a pellet gun in his backpack. It happened during a routine search of lockers.

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Jesse Matthew Jr: 3 life prison terms for 2005 sex assault

Jesse Matthew Jr., charged with the murders of college students Hannah Graham and Morgan Harrington, has been sentenced to three life prison terms for a sexual assault on a woman a decade ago in northern Virginia.

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Victim in Abingdon condo fire identified

The woman killed in Wednesday morning’s fire in an Abingdon condominium unit has been identified as Carol A. Deusebio.

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Virginia executes first inmate in nearly 3 years

A convicted serial killer who faced the death penalty in two states became the first inmate to be executed in nearly three years in Virginia. Alfredo Prieto was pronounced dead at 9:17pm Thursday.

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Virginia honors mines, miners for safety

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Chilhowie's Apple Festival featured its' 63rd consecutive band competition Saturday, Sept. 26.

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At least 1 dead after car crashes into barn and burns

There was a horrific scene near Rye Cove High School in Duffield when a car crashed into a barn and burned, and at least one person was killed.

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Lots in store at shopping district being built off I-81, Exit 19

A big change is coming to Interstate 81, Exit 19. Right now, it’s more than 27 acres of farmland but crews are turning it into a new Walmart Super-Center and Fuel Center, and much more.

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Town of Saltville agrees to save library from closure

A Tri-Cities library on the brink of closure is safe for now. After six months of unease the Saltville Library is receiving extra funding.

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Search on for man who went camping but never returned

The search is on for a man who was supposed to have gone camping last week but has not been seen since. His wife dropped him off last Wednesday, but he wasn't there when she tried to pick him up on Friday.

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Chilhowie's annual marching band competition continues

Chilhowie's Apple Festival featured its' 63rd consecutive band competition Saturday, Sept. 26.

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Gate City's National Guard unit called up

The Virginia National Guard’s Gate City unit has been called up due to the weather. Potential missions include using Humvees and light and medium tactical trucks for high water transport as well as engineers with chain saws, trucks, and heavy engineer equipment for debris reduction and downed tree removal.

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'Big Stone Gap' movie opens everywhere Friday

Big Stone Gap is rolling out the red carpet for the national release of a movie that bears the name of the southwest Virginia community.

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MSHA & Wellmont hold roundtable in SW Va.

Wellmont and Mountain States Health Alliance are continuing to hold community meetings across our region. 

Tuesday was the seventh of ten roundtable meetings the health systems are holding. At this meeting, community members tacked a couple of issues that they said are on the rise in Southwest Virginia.

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Wouldn't you like to be a Pepper, too? Now you can!

One of the most guarded secrets in the world is the recipe for Coca-Cola--it’s locked away in a vault in Atlanta, but another famous soft drink got its start in a small Southwest Virginia town.

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At least 1 dead after car crashes into barn and burns

There was a horrific scene near Rye Cove High School in Duffield when a car crashed into a barn and burned, and at least one person was killed.

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Lots in store at shopping district being built off I-81, Exit 19

A big change is coming to Interstate 81, Exit 19. Right now, it’s more than 27 acres of farmland but crews are turning it into a new Walmart Super-Center and Fuel Center, and much more.

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Town of Saltville agrees to save library from closure

A Tri-Cities library on the brink of closure is safe for now. After six months of unease the Saltville Library is receiving extra funding.

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Search on for man who went camping but never returned

The search is on for a man who was supposed to have gone camping last week but has not been seen since. His wife dropped him off last Wednesday, but he wasn't there when she tried to pick him up on Friday.

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Former BVU CEO Rosenbalm gets 33 months in prison

The former CEO of utility company BVU has been sentenced to 33 months in prison. That’s at the high end of sentencing guidelines. Wes Rosenbalm will also have to serve two years of supervised release after he gets out of prison, plus pay $150,000 in restitution.

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Virginia's new school accreditation ratings taking effect

The Virginia Board of Education has revised its school accreditation standards to recognize schools' progress toward meeting the Commonwealth's high expectations for student learning and achievement.

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Judge denies defense motions in UVa student slaying case

A judge has denied defense motions regarding experts in the case of a man charged with killing a University of Virginia student.

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Free physical exams continue Thursday

The Saltville Medical Center along with Southwest Virginia Community Health Systems offered a health fair with free services. It'll be in Meadowview on Thursday.

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Spearhead ATV trail to open in Lee County

A southwest Virginia community is celebrating the opening of a new ATV trail this weekend. It's part of a recent trend in the area to boost tourism and the economy in the region.

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Virginia conservative groups target health care regulations

Politically active conservative nonprofit groups in Virginia have a new health care-related target: regulations for approving or rejecting medical facilities' construction plans.

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'Big Stone Gap' playing at some theaters before Friday release

The movie Big Stone Gap will open in theaters all over on Friday, but folks in Norton are getting a sneak peek on Thursday night.

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Federal penitentiary in Lee County on 'limited operational status'

United States Penitentiary Lee in Virginia is on limited operational status after an incident between an inmate and the prison’s warden, late Thursday morning.

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The former CEO of utility company BVU has been sentenced to 33 months in prison. That’s at the high end of sentencing guidelines. Wes Rosenbalm will also have to serve two years of supervised release after he gets out.

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The Virginia Board of Education has revised its school accreditation standards to recognize schools' progress toward meeting the Commonwealth's high expectations for student learning and achievement.

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Controversial vote will allow development near Creeper Trail

Abingdon’s town council has voted to rezone 33 acres of agriculture land near the Virginia Creeper Trail into a business zone.

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Judge denies defense motions in UVa student slaying case

A judge has denied defense motions regarding experts in the case of a man charged with killing a University of Virginia student.

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Big Stone Gap celebrating 'Big Stone Gap' with parade

Day two of a long, celebratory weekend is here. Big Stone Gap is throwing a parade in honor of the opening of the movie Big Stone Gap. Photo gallery and live stream.

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Public invited for Saturday full of events celebrating Big Stone Gap

Big Stone Gap opened at theaters nationwide on Friday and Big Stone Gap will be the place to be on Saturday! A day full of star-studded events is planned to celebrate!

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Former assistant town manager sentenced to 2 years in prison

A former Abingdon leader has been sentenced to two years in federal prison. Garrett Jackson pleaded guilty to stealing more than $76,000 from the town.

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Virginia conservative groups target health care regulations

Politically active conservative nonprofit groups in Virginia have a new health care-related target: regulations for approving or rejecting medical facilities' construction plans.

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'Big Stone Gap' playing at some theaters before Friday release

The movie Big Stone Gap will open in theaters all over on Friday, but folks in Norton are getting a sneak peek on Thursday night.

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Federal penitentiary in Lee County on 'limited operational status'

United States Penitentiary Lee in Virginia is on limited operational status after an incident between an inmate and the prison’s warden, late Thursday morning.

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Former BVU CEO Rosenbalm gets 33 months in prison

The former CEO of utility company BVU has been sentenced to 33 months in prison. That’s at the high end of sentencing guidelines. Wes Rosenbalm will also have to serve two years of supervised release after he gets out.

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Special homecoming for actors in Big Stone Gap

For many of the actors in Big Stone Gap, Saturday was a homecoming event. And for the actors and actresses not from the area, Big Stone Gap made them feel at home.

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Locals share sentiments on 'Big Stone Gap'

The Town of Big Stone Gap has some stars of its own, many serving as extras in the Hollywood film.

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Lots more big 'Big Stone Gap' events after the parade

More big events for the stars of “Big Stone Gap” on this Saturday. Jenna Elfman, Ashley Judd (with her dog, Shug), Patrick Wilson and Paul Wilson all came to town! Media gallery.

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Big Stone Gap celebrates 'Big Stone Gap' with parade

Day two of a long, celebratory weekend came and Big Stone Gap threw a parade in honor of the opening of the movie Big Stone Gap. Photo gallery.

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Former assistant town manager sentenced to 2 years in prison

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Public invited for Saturday full of events celebrating Big Stone Gap

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Drug deaths outnumbered Virginia highway fatalities last year

Officials say deaths in Virginia from heroin and opioid use outnumbered highway fatalities for the first time last year. Highway deaths have been dropping as drug deaths increase.

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Lee Street Baptist Church in Bristol, VA reaches 150 years

A Bristol, VA church is also celebrating an important milestone Sunday. The Lee Street Baptist Church was organized 150 years ago in 1865.

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Efforts to resurrect the Slant Swinging Bridge see success

A six month fight to save a cherished bridge in Scott County is headed towards success. The county is going to help bring back the Slant Swinging Bridge.

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Rescue dog 'Watkins' nominated for national pet award

Watkins was also recently nominated to be a "Subaru Pet of the Year." That competition is an online poll where people can vote on their favorite pet story to be featured at the World Dog Awards in Los Angeles.

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Special homecoming for actors in Big Stone Gap

For many of the actors in Big Stone Gap, Saturday was a homecoming event. And for the actors and actresses not from the area, Big Stone Gap made them feel at home.

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Locals share sentiments on 'Big Stone Gap'

The Town of Big Stone Gap has some stars of its own, many serving as extras in the Hollywood film.

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Lots more big 'Big Stone Gap' events after the parade

More big events for the stars of “Big Stone Gap” on this Saturday. Jenna Elfman, Ashley Judd (with her dog, Shug), Patrick Wilson and Paul Wilson all came to town! Media gallery.

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Report: 866,000 customers go to Virginia DMV unnecessarily

A state report shows about one fifth of the people going to Virginia's Department of Motor Vehicles customer service centers are doing so unnecessarily, costing them a $5 fee and increasing wait times for all customers.

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Deadline Tuesday to register to vote in Virginia November election

Virginia residents are running out of time to register to vote in the Nov. 3 general election. Tuesday is the voter registration deadline.

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Abingdon mayor on property zoning near Virginia Creeper Trail

Last week, in its first reading, the Town of Abingdon unanimously passed a proposal to rezone agriculture land, that sits near the Virginia Creeper Trail, into a business zone.

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Unsportsman-like conduct condemned in parents and players

Every week passions run high during school sporting events, but sometimes tempers get out of control. Both school and football officials alike condemn unsportsmanlike behavior in students and their parents.

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See Donald Trump in person at Richmond campaign rally, Wednesday

There’s going to be a chance to see Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump up close and personal. He’s scheduled to be in Richmond, Virginia, on Wednesday night.

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Woman killed in Lee County crash

A car crash in Lee County killed a woman from Floyd, Virginia. Police said she drove off the left side of Route 58, but then overcorrected and ran off the right side.

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Drug deaths outnumbered Virginia highway fatalities last year

Officials say deaths in Virginia from heroin and opioid use outnumbered highway fatalities for the first time last year. Highway deaths have been dropping as drug deaths increase.

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Allegation of election fraud in Lee County under investigation

News 5 WCYB has learned the Virginia State Police is investigating an allegation of election fraud in Lee County.

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Report: Va. budget growth due in large part to Medicaid growth

A new report shows that growing Medicaid spending is responsible for much of the growth in the Virginia state budget.

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Relive Big Stone Gap’s weekend of celebration

We’re not taking you back to the 70’s, but to Saturday when Big Stone Gap hosted a celebration in honor of the release of the movie Big Stone Gap.

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Man killed in second Lee County crash in one morning

Virginia State Police are reporting on a second deadly crash Friday morning in Lee County.

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New Miss Virginia Teen USA is honors student from Bristol

Two Virginia beauties won top honors over the weekend when the 2016 Miss Virginia USA and Miss Virginia Teen USA were crowned.

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Unsportsman-like conduct condemned in parents and players

Every week passions run high during school sporting events, but sometimes tempers get out of control. Both school and football officials alike condemn unsportsmanlike behavior in students and their parents.

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Report: 866,000 customers go to Virginia DMV unnecessarily

A state report shows about one fifth of the people going to Virginia's Department of Motor Vehicles customer service centers are doing so unnecessarily, costing them a $5 fee and increasing wait times for all customers.

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2 Dickenson County schools dismissing at 11am

Two schools in Dickenson County are going to be dismissing hours earlier than usual– before lunch on Thursday.

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Referee does the 'Nae Nae' with Pound cheerleaders

 Referees and umpires have been known to make a sports fan's blood boil in an instant.  This one, however will make you smile.  

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Smyth County 4th graders learn about agriculture

Some 4th graders in Southwest Virginia got out of the classroom today for some real-world learning.

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Smyth County 4th graders learn about agriculture

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Virginia State Police investigating allegations of election fraud

Three weeks from the general election, and reports of election fraud in two southwest Virginia counties.

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Free breast cancer screenings during breast cancer awareness month

The Virginia Department of Health wants women to remember to get breast cancer screenings this month if they haven’t already this year.

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Free breast cancer screenings during breast cancer awareness month

Free breast cancer screenings during breast cancer awareness month

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Former doctor who lost license in more trouble, this time for taxes

The former Bristol, Virginia, doctor who lost his medical license over a sexual relationship with a patient is now in trouble for tax evasion.

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4 went from school to hospital after kitchen equipment malfunction

A Mountain States Health Alliance spokesperson offered our first answer to what happened before two Dickenson County schools dismissed students hours early Thursday, at 11am.

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First responders prepare for the worst with active shooter drill

Washington County, Virginia Sheriff Fred Newman said, the goal was to see how staff and emergency crews react in times of chaos.

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Looking into why 2 Dickenson County schools dismissed at 11am

News 5 WCYB is trying to get details on exactly what happened, causing two schools in Dickenson County to dismiss their students hours earlier than usual on Thursday – before lunch.

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Group getting $275,000 grant to promote Southwest Virginia

A large grant from the Feds is a big boost to the group Friends of Southwest Virginia. It'll use the money to promote and support tourism, outdoor recreation and entrepreneurial activities in the area.

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Green stays, blue added as VHCC unveils new campus logo

Virginia Highlands Community College is showing off a new logo. Its new look features the college name and also a customized V and H. Those letters are colored in blue and green to depict the spectacular views and rolling hills of the campus.

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McAuliffe signs executive order on gun control measures

Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe is outlawing the open carry of guns in some state-owned buildings and pushing for tighter gun control measures.

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Inmates out on the town, cleaning streets, saving money

Washington County, Virginia, is looking a lot cleaner, thanks to some people who spend most of their day locked up. Did you know an inmate work crew plays a major role in keeping the streets there clean? We have the stats.

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Halloween syringe-like pens stir up controversy

There's a Halloween-themed accessory that some people say is inappropriate for kids.

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Ribbon cut, Emory & Henry's new arts center is now open

It’s homecoming weekend at Emory & Henry College but first, another celebration. Officials cut the ribbon on the school’s new $22 million arts center.

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School official: No gas leak at schools that evacuated, dismissed early

There was no gas leak in the two Dickenson County schools that dismissed students hours early Thursday, at 11am. That’s the word from a school official in an email to school and county employees at about 7pm Thursday, and obtained by News 5 WCYB.

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Former doctor who lost license in more trouble, this time for taxes

The former Bristol, Virginia, doctor who lost his medical license over a sexual relationship with a patient is now in trouble for tax evasion.

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Virginia quietly grants death row inmates new privileges

Virginia officials have quietly granted the state's death row inmates new privileges amid legal challenges from the men awaiting execution.

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4 went from school to hospital after kitchen equipment malfunction

A Mountain States Health Alliance spokesperson offered our first answer to what happened before two Dickenson County schools dismissed students hours early Thursday, at 11am.

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Strengthening relations between police and youth

A K9 unit and fleece blankets, all part of an effort to better the interaction between police and today's youth.

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Searching for robbers who struck restaurant, fired shots

Big Stone Gap police are investigating leads but still asking for the public’s help catching two armed robbers.

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Study: Va. lawyers fighting harder for death-eligible clients

A law professor says a decline in death sentences in Virginia is at least partly due to more vigorous legal representation during the sentencing phase of capital murder trials.

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MECC Proud campaign promoting education in Big Stone Gap

A Southwest Virginia college is spreading school pride throughout its local community.

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Strengthening relations between police and youth

A K9 unit and fleece blankets, all part of an effort to better the interaction between police and today's youth.

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Inmates out on the town, cleaning streets, saving money

Washington County, Virginia, is looking a lot cleaner, thanks to some people who spend most of their day locked up. Did you know an inmate work crew plays a major role in keeping the streets there clean? We have the stats.

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Halloween syringe-like pens stir up controversy

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Ribbon cut, Emory & Henry's new arts center is now open

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Virginia gov: pot charge no reason to remove board member

Gov. Terry McAuliffe says smoking marijuana is not sufficient reason to remove a member of a state board or commission.

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Regulations expected for drone use

If you own and operate a drone, the rules are changing. The government is unveiling a new program to register drones.

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More people signing up for "Project Lifesaver" tracking devices

More and more people in our area are being tracked by law enforcement. We're talking about special devices that could save their lives.

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Proposal for active shooter response system in schools

Authorities try to plan and prepare to avoid active shooter incidents in schools. Now, Washington County, Virginia Sheriff Fred Newman has proposed an active shooter response system to increase safety in his county.

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Searching for robbers who struck restaurant, fired shots

Big Stone Gap police are investigating leads but still asking for the public’s help catching two armed robbers.

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Study: Va. lawyers fighting harder for death-eligible clients

A law professor says a decline in death sentences in Virginia is at least partly due to more vigorous legal representation during the sentencing phase of capital murder trials.

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MECC Proud campaign promoting education in Big Stone Gap

A Southwest Virginia college is spreading school pride throughout its local community.

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TeleTech expanding, adding 300 jobs in SW Va., holding job fair

A customer service company is expanding and ready to hire 300 people in southwest Virginia. TeleTech will be one of more than 50 employers at a job fair, 1-6pm Wednesday in Gate City.

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MECC Proud campaign promoting education in Big Stone Gap

A Southwest Virginia college is spreading school pride throughout its local community.

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Improvements make VSP helicopter better than ever

Virginia State Police Med-flight upgraded one of its helicopters with state of the art technology.

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City council to decide fate of Bristol Sessions hotel

The fate of the Bristol Sessions hotel is now up to city leaders.

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Christmas Cart needs help making this year's Christmas merry

An agency that helps make Christmas more merry for families in need in our area, has to ask for help doing it this year.

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Miss Scott County raises awarness for Down Syndrome

October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month. A time for people to embrace abilities, over disabilities.

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Sex offender violated probation, wanted by 3 police agencies

Police from three agencies are searching for a man they say didn’t register as a sex offender and also violated probation.

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New report on alcohol during pregnancy announced

The American Academy of Pediatrics released a report urging, don't drink any alcohol during pregnancy - not even a drop.

But a local pediatrician says he doesn't completely agree.

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TeleTech coming to Virginia, bringing jobs

The business will be located in Weber City, Virginia

Hundreds of jobs coming to southwest Virginia

Hundreds of new jobs are coming to Scott County, Virginia.

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Gov. McAuliffe: Fewer tests, more thinking to transform education

Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe completed his series of town hall meetings across the state on education. He said he noticed most people agree on the direction the commonwealth should be heading.

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Advocates encourage 'Mental Health First Aid' training programs

Advocates in our region are working to train people in the community to provide emergency help in mental illness situations.

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Smoking marijuana

Gov. McAuliffe: No time to find, fire pot smokers on state boards

Gov. Terry McAuliffe is standing by a member of the Commonwealth Transportation Board, saying he should not be fired after being charged with misdemeanor possession of marijuana.

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Virginia hospital safety records now available online

The Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association has introduced a new way for Virginians to check the patient safety record of hospitals online.

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Firefighters remind people to move items away from wall heaters as it gets colder out

Virginia offering help paying for heat to people with low incomes

We’ve just had a taste of the cold. Most of us turned on our heaters for the first time this season. Unfortunately, heating costs money but the Virginia Department of Social Services is taking applications for fuel assistance.

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Birthplace of Country Music featuring Tennessee Ernie Ford

Get ready to celebrate a music legend from our area! Saturday, the Birthplace of Country Music Museum opens an exhibit called Tennessee Ernie Ford: A Life on Stage.

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In-person absentee voting this Saturday and next in Virginia

The Virginia Department of Elections says all election offices in the state will be open for in-person absentee ballot voting Saturday.

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Southwest 2020 Summit kicks off in Abingdon

More than 300 top executives and community leaders from all across Southwest Virginia gathered hoping to work together to improve the region's educational and health outcomes.

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Woman receives another patient's medical records

A woman discharged from a local hospital received someone else's medical records.

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Bristol, VA expecting royalties from landfill methane sales

In just a couple months, the City of Bristol, Virginia will be making thousands of dollars off the gas that comes off of garbage.

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Setting sun, truck's angle blamed for deputy's crash, injuries

A Russell County sheriff’s deputy is recovering after he was involved in a crash on Route 80. He tried to pass a truck, but ended up colliding with another vehicle trying to turn left.

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Karen Dewalt worries about her 16 year old daughter Sandy every time she gets behind the wheel.

Virginia: Deadly teen crashes up 19 percent in 2015

The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles says 25 teenagers have died to date this year in crashes. That's a 19 percent increase over last year.

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Hundreds sign petition in Abingdon regarding proposed development

Hundreds of people have signed a petition circulating in Abingdon regarding a proposed development.

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Man caught here years after stealing $8.7 million pleads guilty

The man accused of stealing millions of dollars from his job in Kentucky, who then eluded federal authorities for more than 6 years until he was caught in southwest Virginia, has pleaded guilty to committing a crime.

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Unanticipated costs lead to Bristol, VA landfill $32M debt

A plan more than 20 years ago to save the City of Bristol, Virginia money has resulted in a $32 million dollar debt. But city leaders say the landfill is slowly starting to turn around.

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VHCC's president makes it official after months in office

Virginia Highlands Community College has a new president, officially. Dr. Gene C. Couch, Jr., was inaugurated as VHCC’s sixth president.

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